Did the show deliver on its promise of “a wordless conversation about the power of creativity”? It is a conversation in the Kuleshovian sense: two performances in sequence. While I would have loved to see material collaboration between these two original acts, their mere juxtaposition made a compelling case for psychedelia’s eclecticism. Untethered from the logic of dialogue or expectation of a logical resolution, the evening privileged collective amusement.
By Liuba de Armas /Oct 28, 2026
iPhoto caption: 'The Food/Famine Tour' at the Backyard Theatre. Photo by Svetlana Bilerman.
The space can accommodate roughly 10 performers and 60 to 70 attendees, and offers an eco-sensitive, no-frills, low-cost venue for both artists and audiences.
By Liuba de Armas /Sep 18, 2026
iPhoto caption: Toronto Fringe promo photo by Robbie Harper.